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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
INCOMING STEAMERS
SATURDAY. JAN. -.
,HIPPING NEWS.
NHTTTTNT NEVN
PORT OF NEw.YORk. THU SDAY JAN. 90. 1887



ARRIVED.
Steamer saerno r Rogers stottn Dec II, GOthenburg
n s M m. sES s5aud 4Ss %Te ns'
s F5a'sF 15inf1d J Jan naTSa
passengers outerUridgc Co. Arrived at the Bar
sieams, Old Dominion, Smith Richmond city Point and
steamer IA DimocK. Halett Boston. with mdso to IL
steamer Acadia tBr Hanes Boston ballast
Snip Constance Br Tngey Rotterdam days with hides
TO order. vessel o scAnmcl Bros
BARR GER Haverksmp At Nazaro SO days bal
BARK Utah. corsaneyer Bucnos Ayres 10 days. with
BARK Indiana r Pennwe. Rio Grando do Nore 80 days.
Bar. leIls Gram OF Rio IIache 22 days. with
c an h s n s eS%y HOOK light )" h''y
Arrived yesterday
sugar vessel TO Munsen Arrived Bar AZ
iOpm
Steamer California (Br Young Standardization Bros
steamer East Anglia tBp. Mcdowell, Lonion-simpson.
Steamer Adraic tBr. parse Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer e1r Bes,el tBr, Watson Jevon,
steamsr cISon'a DID, Bulman Cork for orders Law.
steamer state Of Pennsylvania r) Manu. Glassow-Aua
Steamer Ishtia CGer vogegesans. Hamburg Kunhardt
steamer city ofwashington Rettg Havana-F Alexandra
steamer Santiago Cotton, Cienfuegos Nassau and st
steamer Orinoco tBr Darwin. Hamilton Ber-A Il Outer
bridge * co.
steamer Chattahoochee. Catherine Yonee
city Of Atlanta Lockwood Charleston and Fornan.
diua-J Qulntard Il Co.
steamer Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion 80 Co.
shp success (Br, KING. Antwsrp-J w Parker q Co
BARK Linden lBrl. Grove Hsmburg-snow a Burges,
Martno cilento utap AmbrosanO, BarceIons~Law.
renee 9iles q Co.
Bark Bonny Door, Burgess. Mayaguez and Ponce PR-A
BARK LansKrona tBr) Sinclair Perth Amboy-snow q Bur-
CESS ,, wi,
BARK UbAdlns ,br. sponagle. Georgetown. Denerara-
srs starlight Bears Polnta prc and Port span-L &
= Armstrong.
SAILED.
Steamers Carbs Bay for London Adr1stc I,veynoot,
state Gssgowi Rh9tia amburg (atv ~
shington, Havana Santiago CienfueEos Ornoco Eer
muda, star oalveston Chattahooohee Savannah
poks, Newport News Breakwater. Norfolk. 49,
Agrss.
Also sailed-vis Long Island olaucus for
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Buoy No 10 abont Of mile eastward Of its proper no.
~ THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jan 20-esled steamer Canada (Br) Foote for
QusKxsrows Jan 2OArrived steamer Nevada (Br, Cush
ing NswYork Jan ii her Liverpool land pro-
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan Arrived Elder lGer) Hel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
rGRATH COOLLY TELLS HIS STORY.

The trial OF John McGratn for killing John McKeasney
was continued yesterday before Judge Cowins. Tho
young who have crowded tho courtroom In admir-
ing recoGnion Of tho noOroy OF their companion who
trial listened to his statement In bis own behs
MoGath repeated the story OF the quarrel In much tne
way had bseL told by witnesses for Inc prose
cuton except that he said that MeKeasney struck him
twice before he gave tho blows that eanseed
TO fall. McGrath gave his testimony In o cool ana
CHEEKY" manner and had an abundant stock OF slang
phrsses He sal that he had about i've beers IN nn
when he Qnarrells1 with MoKsasnsy When the on1cer
him In he said 40 did not know that Mckeaxney
dying On nation Colonel Fellow asked
about various bra ss In which he had been engaged
The prisoner told OF four cases. In two CT which ne nad
been arrested In all OF tbsm he said some one else had
struck him first Colonel Fellows asked: On all these
Cccsslons when you say that you we're assaulted nfs
always the otner pcrroD and not you who made the
charge OF ASSAULT The witness said that 1t WAS.
Several witnesses called "a 10 the reputation OF
Mc:irsih ana then tho defence Was closed MI Blake
OF Mcrstha lawyers made tho closing appeal ior
hin. Colonel Fellows will address the jury TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
THE THIRD AVENUE COMPANY TO PAyUp

The Third Avenue Surface Railroad for s.yera
refused TO the personal taxes levied upon IT, These
altogether 10 about $50 For the ot s0
and 1888 amounting to S3s 37g A. executions wer.
and levy made by the sheriff. Corporation ounsri Ia
cOmbe lnnated that II the not
would not DO erAnte to the company open the and
put down It's proposed cable. Yesterday Mr. Lao - an,
formed by the counsel for the had decided 10
pay the city Its CLAIMS ~ "
George j. Smith, marshal for the collection OF ta,e. holds
warrants Tor tbs collection OF
tho Central Park North and East naroad
for 1SH6 and lsS0. When he coIc ~.
WAS told by the company that had begun re-
view the action Of the Tax Commissioners e.,
deier action. MI IacOmbe has given AN ouiunn 10,
proceedings in way act bar collection NJ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
FIVE NEW SMALLPOX CASES IN BRooKnyr

FIVE Nm oAALLfC4 CAbEd IN BROOKLYK
The smallpox contagion from tho Mauri family In Iut
IersL, Brooklyn. where tho disease existed In s most
terrible form for several days before the sanitary n,pe
could tell Its character has begun shov tse and
directly traceable 70 1t reported
esckettst near Hickss -Four other cssss cans 10
light yesterday In different pas Of tho city In one oase
school teacher who has attended To her duties snce M
discase broke out In the Of the family OF Police
man Copkling, u No. SAT Atlantic the sanitary IN
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TO SIMPLIFY THE HANDLING OF COTTON.

long ago about 100 members OF the Cotton Exchange
prepared plan simplify the handling Of cotton and to
Lessen the incidental eIpenc But when the matter was
submitted to ballot IL defeated by about thirty votes
second time tho majority was less Yesterday the plan
baoei upon carried by large majority
FOR inspection and cerucson OF cotton under
strct such believed will tend 70 improve the bust
OF the Exchange Under the old system the receyng
aud delivery OF 100 ba =. OF cotton cost cent
s2 10 TO turn tho cotton IN ana out o
warehouse every time changed hands 70 have reclas,e
which entzed considerable expense Tho new plan docs
with all Of this that cotton 10 grshen when goes
and certificate issuod when passes cur
rent until IL 10 finally by the spinner the er
porter The plan into effect on september ne
form also amended making the quantity 70 NC
delivered 50 900 pounds instead Of $4,000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
4 GIFT no CONuODORE M,NYCKAy

Commodore william McMckan the ruddy faced typical
English captain who the present commander OF the Gu
steamship Umb made happy by an occurrence in
yesterday afternoon He Of the most
popular captains he has had large experience and has
never met with serious mishaP In the steam ransai
ntc service In view Of this W. Ghon Jenkins Van Schack
and number OF other friends concluded 70 give him
etantal 70 his {VOth consecutive
make the presentation before The gift purse
Of 5000. The presentation made by Mr. GihOn who
formerly lived where the cunard Line oscenow TO- Bowl
Commodore AcMickan responded
drunk u the health OF every body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT ID GOINU On TO-DAf
Cregan Investigating Committee Republican Gnu roo"S
7:30 p IN.
Board of Aldermen. noon
Convention OF Labor party, Clarendon Hall. m:
Manhattan Athletic Club dinner club house, evening"
County Democracy County Committee Cooper Union'
p. r.,~.r.tx (ruf
g. Duttou's lecture before Industrial EaucAnon As''
Yale alumni, Deimonico's. evening.
Htcpo.concsl bocIety. No 81 Madison ave, q 2. m.
Ldnnean society. No. IL West Twenty nlnthst' p M
Tammany Committee Organization. 3 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
TIE BOGUS DISPATCH ABoUrA HoBoKEy RIO

TIE BOGUS ATCH ABOUT 4 HOBOKES RIOT
Oicers Of the Western Union Telegram Company said
yesterday that the Investigation 10 regard 10 the Hobo
ken dispatch which one WILL street news agency as
.ertsd had been stolen ~ rival firm han been
peted and that they had statement to mako until hey
know the results OF tho inquiry Dow. Jones 20 nave
taken action IN the matter. but waiting Tor tue
rtpy from the telegraph company. Upon the nature
o. this reply depends 1t 10 said the question wheIhrr
they Will begin suit against the COMPANY or against
Kiernan's News Agency. WHOM alleges that received
the dispatch the regular course OF business from the
comm ercal no emit OF tho telegraph company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
LONG ISLAND.

Captain Elijah NJ Bennett. OF the Life Saving
Station died suddenly at the station Wednesday evening
from heart disease.
FLUsHNG-About 100 ladies and gentlemen Wednesday
athletic club The object OF the newly
formed club the promotion Of all athletic sports
club house. tennis court and bicycle track Will be built at
and Irving place The president John W. Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
A PyLGRIuAGE TO WASHINGTON AyD prvovn

Two hundred members OF Mecca Temple A. 4. o. ~ NJ ~
left their shrines in Manhattan yesterday
the Pennsylvania railroad 10 Washington and Rich
mOnd The pilgrims swarmed Courtlandt Street
Ferry with their steriOus Fee out f sis ana
the adopted felt travelling hat sactey guarded 6y each
travelling noble Some asked how }eth
would hold but got fOwn io his Tho caravan
picked other sons Of Mecca Temple q. o. r. r. q n n
T. n at the GASES Of Newark Trenton baltimore AMI e
desert Of Philadelphia AMI reached the city AZ
745 o'clock last evening There according 10 their nro
gramme. they 10 induct der
A;gis OF the shrine and Willard. IIoie
To-day the caravan will In full fez both honsos Of
Congress win their august presence
National Capital and then camen 10 Hichnond
After seeing the sights there SATURDAY they will ,tart for
home - "'-'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

EXPOSURES TALKED OF IN THELABOR PARTY
lively expected II tho County Convention Of the
United Labor Party. ct Clarendon Hall tonight
Nou VIII ntroduced thanking sppoisteds
- Ceeper Union weetnE end nov hsvins rooms IN n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
NEWARK.

The trial Of Henry Cohen. Mary Cohen and Ferdinand
granddaughter In causing the death OF KAs
Ly sanOwski at No ~ Jonesst May 1856, be-
the Yesterday daughter OF the deceased man
Cohen strike father with pitcher
and then with glass The trial concluded
carpenter named Wengarih employed ON the build
the Mile End Thread Works fell from scaOld
day and badly injured that he viii die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
srEAL1yd A p1rrsBURo GIRLS PURSE.

pretty young woman who well-dressod wore
brsh, red hat found crying bitterly the wan room
Of tho Grand Central Station last evening BY Policeman
Hanes Tho officer inquired what the trouble was and
through sebs and the
city without money friends Her gave Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

wrLTos.-Mrs: Clarissa Raymond. who died Wednes
day OF l04 leaves daughter, Mrs. Nathan
C0mstock eightyone grandson, John comsock post
and ton here sixty groatgraDd-oD,
COmstock Norw2lk thirty and great
great grandchildren six and eight respectively.
BRIDGRPoRTAta meeting OF the directors Of tho Bridge.
port Baseball Association yesterday tho r. T. Barnu
grounds selected for play during the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY q, 1887

specor reports that the existed for ton days ana
TIE policeman attended TO his duties all the umo inc
family believing the child 10 have measles ana calling no
phv sItian A young girl from the same house was AZ
tending school a the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NBw .RocBHLLE-wiiam Henry lie Count. who for many
grocery and coal Lcandave
Pelham Road has been appointed postmaster OF this place
MAMARoyRcKJohn c. Farchid, tinsmith, has been ap.
pointed in place William ii. Boyd When
the was that Electoral Commission
had reported against Mr.. Tuen, MT fRrcld draped his
doors windows with the emblems OF mourning turning
the National flag upside down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
PROMINENT ARRIyALl

Ho6man Houss-Don u. Dickinson Of Detroit Nnn
Apsnss George West OF bsston ~ IA
samuel l. Clement. q Hartford Teorts sas.
w. w. Beknsp Of Washington Grand CSMreS no,
General Xmericus " Rios Grand Hotsl-osnsrM
p A. staring Of Warrington 1ssey h
Of atte Falls N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

Tho deadlock which has existed for months In the
Board OF Freehoiers broken Yesterday
OF Charles Bdsa keeper OF the County
Jail for ve years The position estimated 10 be worth
Sl0O0O year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
ErGHrEEy roUNG PrrHoyS IN BRooKL y

Among the curostes In Brooklyn variety theatre
eighteen young pythons born early this week far
can they born from the boy Of their
mother The latter Is thirteen feet In length ana weighs
ninety pounds Snakes usually ggbcarng animals
and natural history authorities say that the python ncu
about them and covering them completely from the air
Only IN the young born In any other way
IL il likewise rare that snakes breed In captivity.
The mother python was brought 10 this country from
South Africa she Is charge OF Miss Alya bon Janata
who performed with the snake usual SATURDAY
night and on Monday was astonishci To nnd the young
snakes with the ola one. Tho mother showed much
uglness when she handled and her performance
since been omitted The young fed on milk and
extremely lively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
MR. TTLDEN'S CARRIAGES AND STOCK.

sRIlING THEM FOR GOOD PRICEs-sOME OF THE
PRINCIPAL LOTS.
By order of John Bigelow, Andrew II. Green and
George w. Smith, the executors and trustees of
Samuel Tildens estate about 100 lots of horses
rages harness. seighs, wagons. Jersey and Guernsey
cattle Shropshire sheep and fancy poultry, all from
the farm at Graystone, sold at auction yester-
day morning In the American Horse Exchange,
Broadway, Sevcnth-ave. and Fiftieth-st The bg
area here was crowded with horscmen and stock
breeders all through the sale and the prices offered
were thought unusually good. Peter G. Kellogg &
Co., were the auctioneers. The total amount realized
was SIS, 100.
Twenty Jersey cattle sold first for about
$1,000. Most of them were bred BY Mr.. TIlden him
self at Graystone. The Queen of the North. 1873,
ecow imported. seventeen years old, from Trinity,
Adea of Gray stone, .523, one of her calves. one
year old, brought $2O5 Bellina of GTaystone.
second, 36,Ss4. COW three years Old Of Coomasse-
Celeste of GraystOne IL ,638, COW nine years old,
bred at st. Savlor's, Island OF Jersey. Marie OF
Uraysione. 36,3S2. a cow three years DID, brought
Sl90. The highest price paid tor bull-Panences
kioter, 1919, Two years old-was $135. Guernsey
bull. Ammackassp, 1888, thres years old. brought
Fourteen Shropshire ewes and lambs were sold tor
$3.50, one ram bringing $50. The smooth-ooated
Sednd R etcS S psIne 9, o. iong nj
for $50 90. Eighteen lots Of Toulouse geese and
Rouen ducks, with some other odd fowls. brought In
all $3.50.
The carriages and seighs sold for total OF
$2,555. A victoia, double SUSPENSION, With rumble
(by j. b. Brewster & Co.. brought $3.50. landaulet,
glass front with pole and shafts. by the same firm
went Tor $500. T-cart 10y Brewster & Co. of
Broome-st.) brought $780, A landau sleigh 10y
Jennings & Keelcr, Rochester N. w. was bought TOR
1896.
The highest price for set Of double coach harness
was $40 the saddles brides and robes going at mod
crate bids according to their condition. Three
rage horses were sold for a little $1,1O0 The
lots were in good repair condition generally, but
some value apparently attached to all by bidders
from the that they had been the property OF the
Sage vi Gramercy Park and Greysto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 7l5 Sets 90 Moon rises sos MoonSass "a
A Hook. B2l Isl'd b.6l Hell Gate. TAO
PX-sandy Hook. 900 Gov. lard Gi5 Hell Gate. S07
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

Repeated tests have shown that the fastest time at
tainable by toboggsn Is mile In minute 80
seconds And yet fools and liars continue TO pirate about
400 feet I'm ~ seconds at Orange. and mile In 80
seconds at Tuxedo.-lspift OF the Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
RROOKI,YN

The twentieth anniversary founding OF the Casson
terrain Church will be celebrated SUNDAY
sermon in the mornug DuIyea Boston the first
pastor Will speak the evening reception WILL De gwen
on Wednesday evening.
Knights Labor presented series OF grievances
behalf the salmakers employed in the Navy Yard TO
Captain Whiting, who Is In charge OF them lie declared
that the alleged grievances false The movement
said be effort 10 recognition by the Government
OF the order.
runaw az horse valued $500 instantly killed yes
erday into electric light post at and
Smth-st. and driven BY Jfmes Co.gan. oil No llz
Wyckonst Co.gan WAS slightly injured.
The Rev. = y. Halsey VIII be installed pastor OF the new
Duryea Presbyterian Church. Cermonave next Tuesday
evening
r. H. PoiIlon formerly Commissioner has
acting president OF the Buehwck Railroad Company while
President w. III. Hused Is In Europe
Methodist Episcopal Church officers have
the annual conference return The Rev X g. Psr
the coming and promise ~ increase
his salary Ivy $500.
Match" presented by Evans and Hoey at the
Lee Avenue Academy Of Music proves 10 be drawing al
traction Ihis week.
After fifteen deberaton yesterday the jury In
Sessions before whom the OF Jeremiah
the second degree In shooting Al MS
took place rein-Ded verdict OF not guilty. OSuSAh
has begun suit Tor absolute divorce from his wife
Owing complaints Of defective service In
kept will gel pay from the city for the work The
police viii report AL failures 10 make proper collections
which un der their notice.
The timetables OF the Brooklyn city Railroad Com
preparation for fortnight have
collecting garbage Mayor Whitney and Works Commits
them
promised amend the service. Mess the promises
representatives the each Of the conpanyn lines
They will posted day and into effect Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

JANITOR WATTHEWN TO hEHP HIS TLACE.
Smith H. Lane, member OF the Council OF the Univcr
sty OF the City OF AewYOk said yesterday that there
was for alarm the part OF Jantor Matthews
about his removal from that position by any member Of
the Finance Committee. He added
The trouble Is that Mr. Matthews those coulca
headed fellows who always going cock n had
for alarm when he raised the The
Matthe = Ia hay
In To
Mr. Mathews remain long lie wishes % 10 his
statement that political considerations influenced udg
ment In University alters 10 IL not
who q a candidate Tor Mr. Matthew's place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

A THIEF IN THE GCISE OF MESSENGER BOY.
Two weeks superintendent Murray instructed the
police to look out sharply for thief who the uni
form of District Telegraph messenger. The boy made
. practice Of going TO private houses in fashionable
noighbOrOOds and telling the servants that he had been
called. Usually when he entered house the servant
wond him in the hall aud another part Of the
house ask her mistress what wanted of the boy
He would improve the opportunity 10 seize anything Of
value that handy and walk away with IT On
Wednesday evening the lad went to No. 1l2 East
Twenty fth-s and walked of with OvercOat belong
ing to Fernando Bernard AS he going
toward Tbrd-ave. he frightened by man
who running 10 catch Dropping the overcoat
the boy started rapid run to from the man.
Policeman Manning, OF the Twenty secOld-st squad,
stopped him to inquire what had happened. Meanwhile
some other thief had run of with the coat. Manning
the lad the police station and found persons
ing to identify him. Earlier in the evening the young
thief had stolen coat belonging to Graud Foster, Of
No % Fifthave. who was calling at the house OF Ham,
ilton Fish in East Seventeenth-st.
The boy said that he samuel Carr, sixteen Of
No 29J Henry-sf. Recently Ia discharged from the
District Messenger service His pay poor while
be messenger he Said that he learned TO steal and
added that most OF the regular would steal
II an opportunity offered. All the money he had made
BY stealing had been spent, but he willing to tell
where OF the stolen articles had been paw ned.
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HOME NE VS..

made In ress to some Of inc memTcfs Of the eommtses
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NEW-YORK CITY.

While employed at No. 1l6 East Fourteenth 81
Henry Shelley youth Of No l6l West Eshteenthst was
struck head by descending elevator and was
riously.
nnhs John Feepey labOrer yesterday but he
revived at the NewYork Hospital
Policeman John J. at Fourthave. and Ninety
second-st. yesterday and broke his leg
Private Herman Helmos. who stationed on Davids
Island obtained q three days furlough Tuesday. Ho
hired at No 100 Bowery Wednesday night aud WAS
killed by escaping gas
Charles Cregau gateman at the Fftiehst station OF the
Second Avenue Elevated Road fell while attempting 70 Cross
the tracks yesterday and dangerously hurt
Louis Solomon latter. young BAKERS at NO. ~
Ludowst blows yesterday and Kawitz was Pounasd
badly that TO send him 10 the
Slip Hospital
The Western Union Telegraph Company began stretching
nineteenwire cable on the Ninth Avenue heVAteo
from Dey to One hundred and twenty st. yesterday
fourth cable placed the Third Avenue structure In
few days
subscription dinner OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club given handsome club house at No.
GA Fhave this evening George W. Carr president u inc
club. Will occupy the chair.
Lodge Of the Order Of Eks is TO have reception at
Irving night February "a in aid OF It's charity
fund
g. T. Dutton Superintendent Of Public Schools at New
Haven will deliver lecture today at p H. under the
University place. Emancipation Of the Public school,
The White steamship Adratic sailed yesterday with
neither passengers This because Of the dis
covery in the crosshesd OF her And In
case Of breakage making the OF indefinite length,
company did wish to the or
correspondents The passengers and mails Will 20 ny the
Cunard steamer Umbra tomorrow.
Captain Retg Of the City Of Washington. recently
oop yacht varuna the winner OF cups
for Hdago Havana The yacht has been sent to CUBA
Oh the bark Doris Eckhon by J. A Simpson.
William Noble evangelist is to speak at the Cremorne
Mission No. 1O4 West Thirty secondst this evening He is
on his way from Australia to London.
the Court Of Oyer and Teminer to-day panel OF sew
eny Jurors will be publicly drawn. from whom the
try ex-Alderman oNe. Monday next may be
selected
Controller Loew yesterday accepted the resignation OF Ed
ward seeck cashier In the Bureau for the Colec
OF Of Taxes He made the following appoint
ments Edward seleck deputy collector OF city revenue
81 year; w. ]. Lyon. first auditor. s4250i David f.
Ausn auditor So OO0 John f. Gouldsburg deputy
auditor O0O L. W. schnsner deputy auditor, SloO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

msrs from New.York Jan IL her way nd pro
Lead ian 2oPassed steamer (Br) Jeey. from
NeW.York her way 70 London